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Command Line Tools That You Need PDF

This document provides an overview of basic command prompt commands for troubleshooting networking issues, including commands to open a command prompt, view help for commands, manage files and folders, view network configuration, test network connectivity, and view additional networking commands. It recommends using the "ipconfig", "ping", "tracert", "nbtstat", and "netstat" commands to gather network information and troubleshoot connectivity issues. For a full list of MS-DOS commands, a Wikipedia link is provided.

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Command Line Tools That You Need PDF

This document provides an overview of basic command prompt commands for troubleshooting networking issues, including commands to open a command prompt, view help for commands, manage files and folders, view network configuration, test network connectivity, and view additional networking commands. It recommends using the "ipconfig", "ping", "tracert", "nbtstat", and "netstat" commands to gather network information and troubleshoot connectivity issues. For a full list of MS-DOS commands, a Wikipedia link is provided.

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General Networking

LAB 3

CMD commands

Troubleshooting

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To open a command prompt:

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Start ->Programs -> Accessories, Command prompt, or

Start -> Run -> type "cmd"

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Not sure what a command is for?

Use "command" /?

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Basic file commands:

cd – change directory (cd/ - go to the root)


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dir – show files and folders
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cls – clear screen


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Copy x y – copy a file


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Basic network commands:


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ipconfig – TCP/IP configuration information for your PC


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ipconfig /all – more details, including MAC addresses, DHCP information etc

ping x.x.x.x – tests if a host/server is alive (be aware some firewalls will not allow ping icmp)
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tracert - displays route taken to a remote host


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nbtstat - gives statistics and technical NetBIOS details. NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) resolves
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netstat - protocol statistics and current TCP/IP connections


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hostname - displays the networking computer name


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Want to see more commands? Check here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_MS-DOS_commands

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